25/02/2018 Newsround

Hey, guys.

I'm Naz.

And this is Newsround.

Steve Backshall is taking

on one of the scariest

challenges of his life -

trying to climb a huge

mountain in Switzerland.

So we've come up to a high

point before starting

the climb of the Stockhorn.

We are rewarded with the most

extraordinary view.

We're up above the clouds and up

there is the peak that we're

about to climb, the Stockhorn.

But I have to say I don't think I've

ever sat above an ocean

of cloud like this before.

It just goes on forever,

all the way out to the horizon.

It kind of looks like you could swim

across it, and this should be

a really good training climb

for the Eiger.

It's very similar conditions

to what we should find up there.

And if we can do this it bodes well

for the big challenge.

You can follow our progress on the

CBBC website and wish me luck.

The closing ceremony of

the Winter Olympics is taking place.

There's been lots of fireworks,

music and entertainment

as all the athletes celebrate

the end of the 2018 Winter Olympics.

Team GB came 19th in the medal table

- winning five medals -

and snowboader Billy Morgan who won

bronze carried the flag

in the parade.

Well, athletes from Russia

were not allowed to parade

under the Russian flag.

168 of them competed

at the Winter Games -

but under a neutral flag.

The country was banned

from the Olympics because of doping

at the last games in Sochi.

It's thought the Russian government

may have helped athletes take drugs

to give themselves an unfair

advantage in competitions.

But now, the ban could be lifted

if there is no more doping.

Next, listen up if you're a gamer.

Ayshah's been to meet a boy who got

caught out by in game Add-ons

and ended up costing his mum

a lot of money.

Check this out.

You're happily playing

Fifa in the living

room, when suddenly

you

hear a scream.

That's right, Mum has

opened her credit card bill and it's

very scary indeed.

Well, that is exactly

what happened to 12-year-old

Kristian.

He spent over 600 pounds

of his mum's money on Fifa buying

ultimate team packs with Fifa coins.

You go across to the

store and then it says

"do you want to buy Fifa points?"

Did you realise it was actual money?

I don't think it was

actually spending the

actual money because it

wasn't sending e-mails,

it wasn't notifying me,

it wasn't doing anything.

What happened when

your parents found

out?

They went to check their bank

account and it showed in their bank

account that money was being

purchased into Playstation.

I just knew then I was

spending real money.

I was shocked as well.

Fifa's is not the only game

to charge for in-game add-ons like

this.

Others like Overwatch and rocket

league also charge for

extras.

Some people don't think the game

make it clear that you're

paying real money for this.

When there are so many

temptations to buy the best

players, to improve your

chances of winning,

why wouldn't you want

to do

that?

Players need to remember it's real

money they're spending.

This isn't Fifa coins

or imaginary transfer fees.

EA, who make Fifa, told us

it is really important for

us that the purchase

information for our games

is as clear and direct

as

possible.

Can I just check you're

still allowed to play Fifa?

I'm still allowed to play Fifa.

OK, just with no credit cards.

No.

Sometimes it's easy to get

distracted, isn't it?

But, when you're the goalkeeper

and halfway through a football

match, isn't the best time.

Yesterday, keeper Mark Flekken

for the German team Duisburg,

turned his back on play to take

a quick drink from his water bottle.

He only saw the ball flying

towards the net at the last minute,

and froze to the spot!

Next, it's that time

of the week again.

Yes, it's time for Strange,

Stranger, Strangest.

First, check out these happy feet.

Actor David Harper kept his promise

of dancing with penguins

in Antarctica on Valentine's Day.

The Stranger Things actor has

linked up with charity

Greenpeace to raise awareness

of the environmenal challenges

facing this part of the world.

Nice moves, David!

Next, check out this

amazing pyramid of dolls.

It was constructed in Japan to mark

the country's annual

Festival for Daughters.

There are around 1,800

dolls on the pyramid,

and people across Japan donated

the dolls for the show.

If you love fashion,

and you love animals,

this story is for you.

Models at a fashion show for big

designer brand Gucci have taken

to the catwalk carrying some

very unusual accessories.

These realistic-looking

animal figures.

They included a chameleon, a snake,

and even a baby dragon,

and were made by a top

visual effects company.

Try wearing one of those

at your next disco!

Before we go - Check out

these party animals.

Five cows sneaked out

of their paddock to join thousands

in China celebrating the Spring

Festival.

It took more than an hour

to round them up and send them

back to their owner!

That's it from me.

We'll be back just after 2:00pm.

Bye.